Payment service provider authorisation requires demonstrated experience, infrastructure, financial soundness, fitness, compliance history, and protection of users. Payment Service Provider authorisation assessment considers the experience of relevant persons, including existing authorisation for similar services in ... Summary
International Financial Services Centres Authority (Payment Services) Regulations, 2024
Payment service provider authorisation requires demonstrated experience, infrastructure, financial soundness, fitness, compliance history, and protection of users.
Payment Service Provider authorisation assessment considers the experience of relevant persons, including existing authorisation for similar services in another jurisdiction; adequate infrastructure and manpower; and compliance with the prescribed net worth requirement. It also considers financial soundness, fit and proper requirements, past refusals of authorisation, pending breach-of-law proceedings, and adequate protection of Payment Services Users' interests through the governing terms and conditions.
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